However, many developers understand that there's practically no way to prevent the piracy of their games, barring "Online Only" gameplay.Įvidently, the 'Sims 4' pixelation bug was not intended to stop the illegal download of the game, however, their coy anti-piracy measure definitely made many pirates smile. These types of anti-piracy techniques are commonly implemented in games nowadays. However, despite Maxis' attempts to restrict and discourage gamers from pirating 'Sims 4', it seems as though the "bug" has been removed from many illegal copies of the game floating around torrent sites. Unbeknownst to them, they evidently revealed that they had illegally downloaded the game everyone who purchased it, didn't have the problem. You have to go to cs.rin.ru to get CreamAPI and follow the guide there to use the. CreamAPI is a DLC unlocker that allows you to use any pirated DLC on the legal version of Steam games. Immediately, disgruntled gamers took to online forums complaining about the horrible 'Sims 4' bug. Paradox Interactive is a Swedish company that makes Grand Strategy games like Hearts of Iron, Crusader Kings, Stellaris, Victoria, Europa Universalis and others. It seems as though this has been predicted by 'Sims' franchise developer Maxis, as they have implemented a "glitch" or "bug" in the game for players who've obtained it illegally.Īpparently, if a player does not own a legitimate copy of the game, the entire game has a pixelated overlay, similar to the censorship seen when Sims characters use the restroom. Regardless of the many legitimate reviews and ratings on the Internet, many gamers have decided to pirate the game for free and spare the risk of losing money on a game they won't play. EA's newest addition to the 'Sims' franchise released on September 2, and fans of the series are wondering if getting the new title is worth it.
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